Akshay Kumar holds the entire film together with that stiff, stoic intensity he does so well. It borrows the skeleton of the Nanavati case but turns it into a neat, morality-tilted thriller where facts politely step aside for drama. The courtroom bits are flashy, not deep, and the supporting cast swings between solid and soap-opera. Still, the pacing keeps you hooked, and the film achieves exactly what it aims for: a clean, stylish, hero-first reinterpretation of a messy real story.